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24" + inch monitor choice
Hey fellow polycounters, i'm looking to get myself a decent monitor for texturing/3d etc and was wondering what people's opinions are here. I'm thinking of getting a Samsung around 24" and preferably a height adjustable one since i'm tall. Anyone bought a new monitor recently? -
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Aren't you bothered by the low resolution of an hdtv? 1080 at 32" seems like quite a stretch. My 24" is 1920x1200 and a proper 27 or 30" monitor should be 2560x1600 For me, that would be less pixel space than my 24, and much much less than my 24 + secondary 20, so i would have a hard time switching, no matter how big the… -
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Dell sells refurbished 24 inch Ultrasharps in their website for around $300. Ignore everyone else and get one of those. :) -
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Stay away from TN's. Probably gonna invest in a good 24 inch monitor and use my 22 as my second monitor. -
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I bought 2 24" HP's just before christmas. I love them. They're superb. http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/hp_lp2475w.htm -
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tft & ips good?, tfn bad? this g series 24" dell seems reasonable priced? dell G2410 clueless and in the market fer a new monitor as well. -
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HP has released new displays too, ZR24w and ZR22w. 24" being in the $400 USD range. Still so new that there aren't really any reliable reviews for it. Forgot to mention that HP ZR24w normal gamut and Dell U2410 is wide gamut. This might be an issue if you don't wan't to work with wide gamut display. -
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I got this Samsung 24" a couple months ago. I'm pretty sure it's a TN panel but it's still a good monitor. I've never really had the chance to use a better display. To my eye, it looks great. I spent a lot of time calibrating the colours to get it looking good. It also helped that I got it for a decent price. 239$ CDN Feel… -
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Eq: 1920x1080 res at 32" doesn't look bad at all, there's no stretched pixels/aliasing and 1080p movies look great. Working on the smaller 20-24" screens gives me this weird tunnel vision effect when ever I work on big/detailed models. For me, it's hard to zoom out and view all the details properly on a model on a smaller… -
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Wow! Thank's guys i'm impressed at all your input. It's a good point about the various screens that my work will be seen on. I definitely dont need a photographer's standard monitor. As i'm in the UK i'm looking for a monitor around 200 pounds which should get me a fairly decent 24". I hadn't heard of IPL before as i…
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